Concept-stage systemParticipation
Trust should match the work.
Network begins with people already known to the household, then widens carefully as a reviewed need requires. It is not currently an open marketplace or application program.
Four participation circles
Responsibility determines verification.
A family check-in, Sally’s meal delivery, a neighborhood lawn handoff, and a physical-therapy visit do not require the same evidence or household access.
- Family and friendsPermissioned support from the existing trusted circle.
- Known helpersFamiliar neighbors handling bounded tasks.
- Verified providersIdentity, capability, credentials, and accountability appropriate to the work.
- Formal fallbackBroader services when trusted local supply cannot cover the need.
Progressive verification
Ask only for what the task requires.
- Identity and relationship where relevant
- Capability or credentials for specialized work
- Clear availability and service boundaries
- Outcome and reliability signals appropriate to the task
A participant receives the task, timing, approved access information, and relevant preferences—not unrelated household memory.
Current status
Participation follows validated household need.
Livonne Network remains concept-stage. It should open only after deployments demonstrate recurring needs, safe handoffs, and verification appropriate to each role.